نشریه طب انتظامی
سال هفتم شماره 2 (پیاپی 25، بهار 1397)

The aim of this study was to investigate the Effect of 8 weeks Ranger training course on Testosterone and LH / FSH of the cadets’ University of Imam Ali.
24 students were randomly selected and divided into experimental and control groups. Subjects performed functional tests and blood sampling in a pretest. Then the experimental group performed 8 weeks of Ranger training program and the control group did not do any exercises. To collect the data in the post-test, the subjects performed the tests again. Independent t-test was used to analyze inferential statistics using SPSS / 21 software.
The results showed that Ranger training had a significant effect on testosterone levels and anaerobic power of students.
In general, optimization training program to enhance the physical performance of the operating pressure can be logically viewed with some adverse effects on physical performance during the course.

Aims: The growing urban-machine life has increased traffic, which, in addition to reducing the speed of displacement, imposes significant financial losses on societies. The purpose of this study was to investigate the contribution of each abnormal personality dimension to predicting driving behavior by mediating emotional regulation.
This descriptive-correlation study was carried out in all public and private vehicle drivers of Tabriz and Azarshahr, Iran, in 2015. 300 men driver were selected by sampling method. To collect data, Manchester Driving Behavior Questionnaire, emotional regulation and abnormal personality dimensions were used. Data were analyzed using structural equation modeling method using Lisrel 8.85 and SPSS.20 software.
Findings: The evaluation of structural model using structural equation modeling method showed that all fitness indexes of this hypothesized model were in proper fitting range. The abnormal dimensions of personality as an exogenous variable were effective with coefficients of -0.45 (t=-5.81) and 0.56 (t=8.03), respectively. The emotional regulation also influenced driving behavior with a coefficient of -0.15 (t=-2.12).
Driving behavior is influenced by personality and emotional characteristics, and emotional regulation is a good predictor of driving behavior.

Aims: The purpose of this study was to investigate the role of personality disorders in explanation of executive functions deficiency in offenders.
This descriptive-correlation study was performed in all male prisoners of Mashhad, Iran, Central Prison Advisory Units in 2017. Using a random sampling method, a unit of 100 individuals was selected among youth counseling units. In order to collect data, the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory and Barkley Deficits in Executive Functioning Scale were used. Correlation analysis and power evaluation of personality disorders in explanation of executive functions deficiency were done using Pearson correlation and stepwise multiple regression tests, respectively. All calculations were performed as SPSS 21 software.
Findings: The total score of executive functions deficiency was 182.98±45.83, which was the highest score for depressed personality with mean 72.92±80.8. The dependent personality disorder in first (r=0.55; r=0.55) and after that the obsessive-personality disorder (r=0.52; r=0.52) were in the highest correlation with total score of executive functions deficiency. According to the experimental results, obsessive compulsive, affective and schizotypal personality disorders with predictive coefficients of -0.34, 0.30 and 0.24, had the highest ability to explain the failure of executive actions.
Some of the personality disorders can have an effective role in executive functions deficiency.

Aims: Mental health is one of the important components of public health, creating a balance in life and resistance to problems. The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between emotional intelligence and mental health in prisoners.
This descriptive-correlation study was conducted on 614 prisoners in Adelabad prison in Shiraz, Iran. Samples were selected through systematic random sampling. Bradbury Gray's Emotional Intelligence Questionnaire and Psychometric Disorders Symptom Scale Checklist were used to collect data. The relationship between different dimensions of emotional intelligence and psychological disorder were analyzed using Pearson correlation coefficient and simultaneous regression analysis using SPSS 23 software.
Findings: The mean of psychological disorders and emotional intelligence was 60.31±17.42 and 97.22±14.46 respectively. General emotional intelligence had a negative and significant relationship with the symptoms of psychological disorders (r=0.23; p Emotional intelligence in prison, as in normal situations, can be a good tool for coping with stress and forcing one's mental health. In special prison conditions, the relationship management dimension plays an important role in emotional intelligence.

Aims: Drug abuse especially methamphetamine is one of the 21st century social health outcomes. The purpose of this study was to investigate effectiveness of structured matrix treatment on craving, mental hardiness and well-being on methamphetamine-dependent abusers.
This quasi-experimental study with pretest-posttest design and control group was carried out in three addiction treatment centers of Tehran in the summer of 2016. 30 individuals of methamphetamine-dependent abusers were selected as samples using available sampling method. For data collection, standard Craving, hardiness and psychological well-being questionnaires were used. Data analysis was done using MANCOVA covariance analysis in SPSS 21 software.
Findings: In the experimental group, after applying the therapeutic method, indices of craving, hardiness and psychological well-being were significantly improved (p Structural matrix treatment reduces craving, increases hardiness and increases psychological well-being in methamphetamine-dependent abusers.

Aims: Dependence on substance is a chronic and recurrent disorder that imposes high costs on individuals, families and the community. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of motivational interviewing in changing lifestyle and reducing drug craving in addicts.
This quasi-experimental research was carried out with pretest-posttest design and control group in the first 3 months of 2016. 30 addicts who referred to medieval residential treatment centers of Ardabil city, Iran, were selected by available sampling method and randomly divided into 2 groups of experimental and control. The Lifestyle and the reducing drug craving questionnaires were used to collect data. The differences of indices between the 2 groups were analyzed by SPSS ?? software using multivariable analysis of variance.
Findings: Increase in average lifestyle index scores and decrease in drug craving in the experimental group were significant. The difference in mean score of lifestyle index (F=14.48) and drug craving (F=26.645) and their components were also significant in the experimental and control groups (p Adding Motivational interview to treatment programs of addicts can be effectivein changing lifestyle and reducing drug craving.

Four types of liabilities of physicians can be noted regarding the existing rules; moral, civil, criminal, ýand disciplinary. Regarding the lawsuits against physicians, most of the complaints in Iran have a civil ýand financial aspect, and criminal or disciplinary prosecution of physician is less considered. The aim ýof this review was to examine the basis and types of liabilities of physicians in accordance with the ýIslamic Penal Code.ý
In cases of medical misconduct, the criminal response is announced through the appointment of blood ýmoney or Arsh, and although it is legally of different kinds, in these cases, it has only a civil aspect. ýRelying on such a theory, one can consider the issue without referring to the judiciary and ignoring ýlawsuits in the judicial authorities. Criminal, legislative, or judicial and executive policy may or may ýnot be consistent. Investigating the nature of blood money, the existing regulations, and medical ýinsurance regulations can help us provide useful strategies that will benefit the medical community ýand the judiciary as well as people and insurance.ý